Mali has been unveiled. The 27 players summoned for this prestigious competition in Ivory Coast were disclosed, shedding light on the formidable squad set to represent Mali on the continental stage.
However, a notable absence has cast a shadow over the announcement – that of Massadio Haïdara.
The Lens player suffered an unfortunate injury during Tuesday morning’s training session, preventing his participation in the upcoming tournament.
The squad showcases a diverse array of talents, with several representatives hailing from Ligue 1.
Notable names include Falaye Sacko and Kiki Kouyaté from Montpellier, Moussa Diarra representing Toulouse, Mohamed Camara of Monaco, Kamory Doumbia from Brest, and Sirine Doucouré from Lorient.
The seasoned Hamari Traoré, formerly of Rennes and presently with Real Sociedad, is a crucial inclusion in the lineup.
Mali’s squad exudes a combination of experience and emerging talent, with players poised to make their mark on the continental football stage.
The announcement on Twitter provided fans and football enthusiasts with a glimpse into the composition of the squad, igniting excitement and anticipation for the impending tournament.
As the team converges to embark on their journey in the Africa Cup of Nations, eyes will be on Mali to witness their prowess and strategy unfold.
The absence of Massadio Haïdara is undoubtedly a setback, but the resilience and determination of the remaining squad members are poised to leave an indelible mark on the competition.
The stage is set, and Mali’s football enthusiasts eagerly await the commencement of this football spectacle in Ivory Coast.
#CANTotalEnergies2023 | Voici les 27 #Aigles retenus !!#Mali#NidDesAigles #AllezLesAigles pic.twitter.com/v8zKRCSbR2
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